The most important teacher of my life was my second grade teacher, Miss Virginia Camajani. Probably in her 60s at the time, sheďżź ferried me to and from school illegally in her personal car ďżźwhen my mother was on what we thought was her death bed. She tutored me an hour before school started in the morning to get me caught up for many absences due to parental illness. She had a big huge sign up at the front of the classroom by the chalkboard, that said in big capital letters, MYOB.ďżź itâs stood for âmind your own business â
Miss Camajani had a heart of gold despite her gruff ways. MYOB was probably one of the most important lessons I ever learned, and her coloring outside the lines probably influenced me in many ways. I had a number of âold battle axeâ teachers.ďżźďżźďżźďżź
If you canât tell, it doesnât matter.
Male, female, binary, non-binary (Octal perhaps?), singular, plural, whatever...I don't care...just wash your hands when your done!
The most important teacher of my life was my second grade teacher, Miss Virginia Camajani. Probably in her 60s at the time, sheďżź ferried me to and from school illegally in her personal car ďżźwhen my mother was on what we thought was her death bed. She tutored me an hour before school started in the morning to get me caught up for many absences due to parental illness. She had a big huge sign up at the front of the classroom by the chalkboard, that said in big capital letters, MYOB.ďżź itâs stood for âmind your own business â
Miss Camajani had a heart of gold despite her gruff ways. MYOB was probably one of the most important lessons I ever learned, and her coloring outside the lines probably influenced me in many ways. I had a number of âold battle axeâ teachers.ďżźďżźďżźďżź
I've had a couple. Life enhancing teachers.
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